WE REVEAL. Things Heated up at the PiS Parliamentary Session. We Know What Happened.
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The Law and Justice party's own politicians are already calling the meeting in Sękocin the "last supper." There's no rift yet, but the growing conflict between Jarosław Kaczyński and Vice President Mateusz Morawiecki is increasingly moving beyond backstage discussions and into the public domain.
Yesterday, an away meeting of the PiS parliamentary group took place in Sękocin near Warsaw, which – as reported by several media outlets – was supposedly stormy. According to findings from the wPolityce.pl website, a confrontation actually broke out during the discussion between politicians associated with Przemysław Czarn and Mateusz Morawiecki. "If, among people who respect each other, words are sometimes said that something was wrong, while …
"It was a good atmosphere of honest discussion," Mateusz Morawiecki assessed the PiS parliamentary group's away meeting, denying media reports that the meeting resulted in serious clashes between politicians. The former prime minister also assured that he has no intention of leaving Law and Justice. "This is my party," he emphasized.
Media reported that a brawl broke out during an away meeting of the Law and Justice parliamentary group. Mateusz Morawiecki, in turn, stated that the meeting was held in a good atmosphere and that PiS politicians had a "frank discussion."
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